Tiny Tech Thinkers

A quick and easy form to set out at Open House to have parent volunteers donate extra snacks each month.

Perfect for technology centers, STEM activities, library media lessons, and early finishers.Make learning interactive, engaging, and tech-friendly with these Scan & Learn QR Code Activities for Kids! Students will love scanning QR codes to unlock fun videos, music, and learning activities while building early digital literacy and technology skills. This resource introduces students to what QR codes are, how they work, and how to scan them safely. After learning the basics, students explore e

Teach your students about Martin Luther King Jr. with this engaging, no-prep K-3 resource. Students will read an informational passage, answer text-based questions, learn important vocabulary, and reflect on kindness and fairness. Perfect for MLK Day, Black History Month, or social studies lessons. 16 pages *Fully editable in Google Slides. 📦 What’s Included: ✔ Biography reading passage ✔ Comprehension questions (multiple choice + writing) ✔ Vocabulary & word work activities ✔ Seque

Make your classroom desks look organized, bright, and student-ready with these editable notebook paper desk name tags! This simple and clean design is perfect for labeling student desks, tables, cubbies, bins, or classroom supplies. These name tags are designed in a fun notebook paper style with bright blue writing lines, a neon pink margin line, and bold black borders. The editable text boxes make it easy to type in your students’ names and customize the tags for your class. This resource is

Teach digital citizenship the FUN way — with zero prep! This interactive click-and-drag sorting game helps students identify good digital choices vs. unsafe online behaviors in a kid-friendly, engaging format. Students actively decide which technology behaviors are safe and responsible — and which are not. Now includes digital citizenship discussion questions, safe/not-safe tech questions, and real-life connection questions to help students dive deeper and apply their learning to everyday situa

Weekly student homework checklist with Monday - Friday.Monthly student homework checklists for each month during the school year August - June.Completely EDITABLE!15 slidesI use checklists everyday in my classroom! It is so easy to just print and go with these black and white checklists. I created these to make my life easier - I can quickly glance at the page on my clipboard, and see which students have not turned in homework that week, or by month. Easy peasy! I hope that these can simplify

This product teaches young students how to use the basic skills needed in Google Slides. I suggest making a copy for each student in Google Classroom, and working through it together - or just project it on your smartboard and complete it together! Skills included: Copy and pasteRotateResizeCopy and Paste on a different slideAdd a text boxDuplicate a slideChange the fontUse the "undo" arrow